preregister

To generate a structured preregistration document, provide a research spec or free-form description as input. The Skill outputs a Markdown file containing structured hypotheses, design, sampling plans, and annotated clarity flags.

Yes, you can create an OSF, AsPredicted, or AEA RCT registry preregistration automatically by specifying the desired style. The tool formats the study design, sampling plan, and analysis plan according to the selected registry's standards.

The best way to plan research hypotheses and sampling plans is to draft a preregistration document prior to launch. This process clarifies the study design and analysis plan while adding annotated clarity flags to highlight potential ambiguities.

The preregistration generator requires no specific dependencies, but it does need a research spec or a free-form description as input. It uses this information to produce the final structured Markdown document.

A limitation of automated academic document generation is that it relies entirely on the provided research spec or free-form description. If the input lacks detail, the resulting preregistration document may require manual revisions despite the annotated clarity flags.